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Snow strains technology networks
Some of Britain's technology was pushed to its limits this morning, as heavy snow put the brakes on the
75 Countries Launch Clean Energy Agency
Seventy-five nations including Germany, India, Kenya, and the United Arab Emirates launched last week the world's first multinational organization
More than 470,000 still without power in Midwest
More than 470,000 homes and businesses were still without power Monday after snow and ice storms January 27-28 left
California facing worst drought in history
State officials reported a Sierra Nevada snowpack smaller than normal on Thursday and said California may be at the
Fiji cleans up after devastating floods
In the news cycle today's rooster quickly becomes tomorrow's feather duster. Fiji is no longer in the headlines, but
Czech president attacks Al Gore’s climate campaign
DAVOS, Switzerland (AFP) – Czech President Vaclav Klaus took aim at climate change campaigner Al Gore on Saturday in
CO2 Pollution ‘Turning Oceans Into Acid’
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions must fall sharply to avoid inflicting acid damage to the world's marine ecosystems, more than
Drought affects 7.9 Million hectares of wheat farmland in China
China's Ministry of Agriculture said on Tuesday that lack of rainfall in major wheat-growing provinces has brought drought to
At least 19 deaths in sweltering Australia
A SIGNIFICANTLY higher than average number of sudden deaths have occurred across Adelaide on the third consecutive day of
Plague of Locust swarms ‘high’ on serotonin
From loner to swarming locust - scientists watched the transformation unfold. It is one of nature's most radical transformations